January 12, 2021

Superforecasting the end of Covid A group of experts — with proven track records — offer predictions on when the nightmare will end

Michael Story

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Roger Scruton still gives me strength A year after his death, the philosopher is more relevant than ever

Maurice Glasman

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The French Left against Islamism Debate around extremism has been plagued by cringe-inducing naivety

Liam Duffy

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What I’ve learned about suicide There's an increasing tendency to trivialise this desperate act

Julie Burchill

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Can Twitter exist in a democracy? Donald Trump isn't the only problem: liberty depends on the virtues social media erodes

Ed West

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How Macron made France a laughing stock He's a political novice with no ideas of his own, according to a new biography

John Lewis-Stempel

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Why America is haunted by Ancient Rome Even as the Capitol was seized, historical parallels were being drawn

Tom Holland

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Biden is the white knight women don’t need The Democrat's patronising, paternalistic brand of feminism isn't much of improvement on Trump

Kat Rosenfield

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Donald Trump’s ruinous legacy After chaos in the Capitol, how will the Republican Party regroup?

Michael Tracey

08.01

Will Brexit rob France of M&S? The clothes are deemed irretrievably English but Paris still loves the mini bites

John Lichfield

08.01

Why South Africa shrugs at the mutant strain Towards the back of the vaccine queue, the nation has plenty to worry about

Gavin Haynes

08.01

Don’t censor the lockdown sceptics Covid-era restrictions on what we can see and listen to are likely to outlast the disease

Douglas Murray